responsibility sharing collaboration between project

The IBCR is committed to identifying and promoting the efforts made by workers within child protection systems to improve child safety and welfare at all levels.

Lesser-known roles in child protection systems are promoted through various activities

Support is provided to child protection actors who introduce innovative practices and collaboration between them is strengthened

80%of the professionals and other actors within the child protection system who attended the IBCR’s activities believe the experience allowed others to gain a better appreciation of what they do and the positive role they play in child protection.

Support is provided to actors who are in a position to facilitate changes in practices

85%of institutional and non-institutional actors say they helped make practices more child-friendly by the end of the project.

85%of the actors who promote and implement innovative practices believe they have been strengthened by the project.

Of the various disfunctions identified within the child protection system at the project outset through consultations with children, at least five are in the process of being resolved thanks to changes in the practices and behaviours of the workers who took the IBCR training.